Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1910
Abstract
It is natural for us moderns to conceive of the right to alienate as an inseparable incident of ownership, since we have known no other condition; and in the modern books and decisions the subject is generally disposed of with the curt statement as if it were a truism. It is believed that to such as are not familiar with the history of that doctrine a review of the struggle through centuries, by which it was finally established on its present firm foundation, would not be devoid of interest.
Recommended Citation
Rood, John R. "The Struggle for a Perpetuity." Mich. L. Rev. 8 (1910): 181-98.
